I mailed the una bomber a month before he died

 Dear Mr. Kaczynski,

I hope this letter finds you well. As a freelance writer with an IQ of 167 as well, so hey, we got something in common, I have long been intrigued by your critique of technological society. Your manifesto, “Industrial Society and Its Future,” offers a compelling analysis of the detrimental effects of technological advancement on human freedom and the environment.

In your manifesto, you argue that the Industrial Revolution has led to widespread psychological suffering and a loss of autonomy. You suggest that technological progress is inherently destabilizing and that a return to a more primitive lifestyle is necessary to reclaim human freedom.r

While I share your concerns about the impact of technology, I question the feasibility of a complete rejection of technological progress. The integration of technology into our daily lives has brought about significant benefits, such as advancements in medicine, communication, and education. Is it possible to find a balance that allows us to harness the benefits of technology while mitigating its negative effects?

Furthermore, your manifesto emphasizes the need for a revolution against the industrial system. However, history has shown that revolutions often lead to unintended consequences and can result in further societal instability. How do you propose we navigate the complexities of dismantling the current system without causing additional harm?

In the age of artificial intelligence, your predictions about the loss of human autonomy are becoming increasingly relevant. AI has the potential to both enhance and undermine human capabilities. How do you envision society adapting to the rapid advancements in AI, and what measures can be taken to ensure that these technologies are developed and implemented ethically?
I appreciate your willingness to engage in this dialogue and look forward to your insights on these matters.
Sincerely,

Not saying my name btw

So just in case he did answer......